36 Bachelor's degrees offered by the university

Philosophy at Providence College is about the big questions — questions about reality, the mind, and language; about knowledge, experience, and science; about freedom, ethics, and responsibility; about governance, law, and society; about race, gender, and sexuality — and many more besides.

At History and Classics at Providence College students wrestle with fundamental questions that have shaped humanity. Studying the wellspring of Western thinking gives students a wider perspective and deeper understanding of the problems and opportunities that confront modern society.

The American Studies degree at Providence College allows students to build a unique degree from offerings from across the curriculum. The organizing principle is the American experience broadly defined, from the earliest years of European colonization to the most recent developments in Western Hemisphere political events.

Engineering (3 plus 2 Combined Plan Program) of Providence College offers multiple degree opportunities for students desiring to enter the engineering profession.

Our Providence College nationally accredited program in Social Work offers a distinctly personal touch, with small class sizes, collaborative research, and individualized advising by the same faculty member throughout the program.

Public and Community Service Studies of Providence College is right for you if you are you an idealist who wants to change the world; Want to be part of a dynamic, engaging learning community that connects your classes with real-world problem-solving; Hope to have a career that serves society.

The Theology program at Providence College draws upon sacred scripture and the Church’s tradition in pursuing scholarly, theological inquiry “from the heart of the Church.”

Business Economics of Providence College is designed to not only provide knowledge of economics but an understanding of the social science that gives that knowledge critical context in the real world.

Sociology from Providence College offers students the chance to examine the world through a sociological lens. The diverse curriculum enables students to engage in the “doing of sociology” through original sociological scholarship and internship opportunities.

Mathematics at Providence College studies an indispensable tool for science and business, but it is also a rich and beautiful field worthy of study for its own sake.

Biochemistry at Providence College is designed for students who are interested in research and advanced study after graduation or immediate employment in the chemical, pharma, or biotech industries. Students are encouraged to participate in undergraduate research with a faculty mentor.

Health Sciences is a diverse area of study involving a variety of disciplines that contribute to the science and practice of healthcare. This degree is offered at Providence College.

Upon completion of all Elementary - Special Education's program requirements at Providence College, elementary/special education majors are eligible for certification in both elementary education and special education in Rhode Island and a number of other states.

Majoring in World Languages and Cultures at Providence College is much more than just learning a foreign language. Our majors and minors become proficient Spanish, French, German, or Italian readers, writers, and speakers.

Grounded in the liberal arts and embedded in Providence College’s Catholic and Dominican tradition, the Bachelor of Science in Nursing program will provide a rigorous academic curriculum that encompasses theoretical and clinical coursework that leads to evidence-based nursing practice.

Neuroscience is a multidisciplinary study of the structure and function of the nervous system. As a neuroscience major at Providence College, students use multiple approaches and perspectives to think critically, creatively, and flexibility about the nature of intelligent life and definitions of the mind and brain.